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Duetting Songbird Mute Their Partner’s Musical Mind So They Can Stay in Sync, Research Reveals

Medicine & Technology Jun 01, 2021

A new study recently revealed duetting songbirds are strongly in sync that they appear "telepathic" because of their ability to mute their mate's music mind while singing.

lessons to humans

Duetting Songbird Mute Their Partner’s Musical Mind So They Can Stay in Sync, Research Reveals

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